AN INNOVATIVE RESPONSE TOEROSION/CORROSION ISSUESAN INNOVATIVE RESPONSE TOEROSION/CORROSION ISSUES

PMCap QuickCap PMNozzle PMElbow

THE ONLY CODE COMPLIANT, NON-INTRUSIVE, PERMANENT REPAIR OF PRESSURE BOUNDARIES. THE ONLY CODE COMPLIANT, NON-INTRUSIVE,

PERMANENT REPAIR OF PRESSURE BOUNDARIES.

OUR CLIENTS HAVE SAVED MILLIONS IN EQUIPMENT REPAIRS AND PLANT DOWNTIME. LET US DO THE SAME FOR YOU.

• PMC Components are ASME Code compliant and accepted by the National Board Inspection Code (NBIC), API-510, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).• A quick and cost effective alternative to flush patch and weld overlay methods.• PMC Components are welded to the outside surface using full penetration welds.• Components form a new pressure boundary that encapsulates eroded/corroded areas.• Code restoration is obtained without breech of pressure boundary or removal of degraded material, thus preventing foreign matter intrusion.• PMC Components can be constructed from any Code approved material and are available with corrosion resistant liners or weld overlay.

Consolidated Power Supply presents...

Provided Exclusively by Consolidated Power Supply3556 Mary Taylor Road, Birmingham, AL 35235

For More Information Call 205-655-5515 pmc@consolidatedpower.com

US Patent 6,860,297

Product Comparison

Chart

PMCap Flush Patch

Weld Overlay Lap Plate

Code Compliant No

Cost Effective No No No

Permanent Repair No

Minimizes Downtime No No Easy to Install No No Eliminates Pressure Boundary Breach No No Eliminates Foreign Matter Intrusion No No Eliminates Potential Internals Damage No No Eliminates Risk of Vessel Distortion No Eliminates Personnel Exposure No No Minimizes Weld Prep No Includes Erosion/Corrosion Lining No No No

Can be Implemented on any Vessel, Piping, or Nozzle

No The Final Word in Pressure Boundary Repair Yes No No No

Provided Exclusively by Consolidated Power Supply 3556 Mary Taylor Road, Birmingham, AL 35235 pmc@consolidatedpower.com 1-205-655-5515

pmc@consolidatedpower.com

PMCap Repair Method

CODES, STANDARDS, AND INTERPRETATIONS The PMCap Repair Method has been accepted and used successfully for repair by alteration of numerous degraded pressure retaining components. PMCaps have been constructed to:

ASME Section III “N” stamped ASME Section VIII, Div. 1 “U” stamped ASME/ANSI B31.1 piping

PMCap Repairs…

Have been implemented in numerous states and jurisdictions throughout the United States and Canada

Comply with all original Codes of construction

Are listed as an acceptable method of repair in API-510

Are recognized and supported by EPRI, as set forth in EPRI

RRAC Task 91 Technical Report, “Repair Technology for Degraded Pressure Vessel and Heat Exchanger Shells”, December 2002

Have received acceptance from the NBIC per Interpretation

04-01

Are accepted by TSSA for pressure retaining component repairs in Canada and received Canadian Registration CRN 0H11052.5

pmc@

cons

olid

ated

pow

er.c

om

For More Information call Consolidated Power Supply 205-655-5515